what's your budget?I'm still searching for a skincare product that is cheap and good for oily skin hope you guys can help me thanks...
Lynn - you can find these oils in any health food store or even a grocery store that has a good skin care section (like Whole Foods). In addition to the other suggestions, let me add that I have been using hazelnut oil as a moisturizer - it is good for oily skin and large pores - and is not expensive either.Where do you get all this kind of oil from the supermarket or organic shops? i'm confused with the cooking oil...
This is one of the most insensitive and unkind things that I have seen on this board. You have no idea what sorts of issues people are dealing with, especially in the present state of the economy. There is no reason for good skin care to be expensive - there are always options that are more affordable than others and just as good (or nearly so).Hi Lynna89; Why do you set a CHEEP price on the only face you'll ever have. Why wouldn't you want something that would be effective and affordable.
Yea maybe i wrote some of the things wrongly >_<... anyway i'm actually from singapore and i was just searching the web for a skin care forum but most of the forum are for people from america ... Singapore and american sell different things that's why i was wondering where to get these types of products...This is one of the most insensitive and unkind things that I have seen on this board. You have no idea what sorts of issues people are dealing with, especially in the present state of the economy. There is no reason for good skin care to be expensive - there are always options that are more affordable than others and just as good (or nearly so).
Here is my advice to you - you really should reread your posts before hitting the "submit reply" button.